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31 Cards in this Set
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Major Arcana |
Traditionally consists of 22 cards labeled 0-21 with the following names and order.
0 - The Fool 1 - The Magician 2 - The High Priestess 3 - The Empress 4 - The Emperor 5 - The Hierophant 6 - The Lovers 7 - The Chariot 8 - Strength/Justice 9 - The Hermit 10 - Wheel of Fortune 11 - Justice/Strength 12 - The Hanged Man 13 - Death 14 - Temperance 15 - The Devil 16 - The Tower 17 - The Star 18 - The Moon 19 - The Sun 20 - Judgment 21 - The World
Deal with large scale life events and big changes internally and externally. |
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Minor Arcana |
Traditionally made of four suits numbered ace through 10. Suits are named as follows:
Wands (Scepters, Spirals) Cups (Chalices, Mirrors) Swords (Daggers, Scrolls) Pentacles (Coins, Stones) |
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Court Cards |
Traditionally consists of four face cards from each suit. Named as follows:
Pages Knights Queens Kings |
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0 - Merlin |
Known traditionally as The Fool.
Symbolic of:
New beginnings Endless possibilities Innocence and potential Naiveté Possible carelessness |
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I - Ravens |
Known traditionally as The Magician.
Symbolic of:
Magic Mystique Synchronicity |
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II - Sorceress |
Known traditionally as The High Priestess.
Symbolic of:
Intuition Magic Self-trust Inner strength Divination |
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III - Gaia |
Known traditionally as The Empress.
Symbolic of:
Nature Wholeness Peace Nurturing Abundance Positivity Love Grace |
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IV - Green Man |
Known traditionally as The Emperor.
Symbolic of:
Order Authority Masculinity Structure Balance |
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V - Divine Child |
Known traditionally as The Hierophant.
Symbolic of:
Self-discovery Spiritual growth Full potential Transformation Enlightenment Inner light |
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VI - The Lovers |
Symbolic of:
Love and marriage Oneness Reconciliation of conflicting beliefs Moving forward |
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VII - Herne the Hunter |
Known traditionally as The Chariot.
Symbolic of:
Asserting control Focus Willpower Divine assistance Success |
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VIII - Ma'at |
Known traditionally as Justice.
Symbolic of:
Balance Truth Order Protection Virtue Problem solving Cautious approach to challenge Thoughtfulness |
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IX - The Storyteller |
Known traditionally as The Hermit.
Symbolic of:
Introspection Solitude Wisdom Contemplation |
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X - Wheel of Fortune |
Symbolic of:
Fate Destiny Cycles Turning points Choices Consequence |
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XI - Papa Legba |
Known traditionally as Strength.
Symbolic of:
Inner strength Perseverance Self-control |
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XII - Celtic Owl |
Known traditionally as The Hanged Man.
Symbolic of:
Seeking knowledge Seeking wisdom New ways of thinking Change of perspective Rebirth |
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XIII - Ariadne |
Known traditionally as Death.
Symbolic of:
Transformation Change Rebirth Freedom |
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XIV - Golden Flower |
Known traditionally as Temperance.
Symbolic of:
Harmony Inner Peace Meditation Restoration of balance Appreciation Acceptance Conscious awareness |
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XV - Bella Rosa |
Known traditionally as The Devil.
Symbolic of:
Detachment Selfishness Isolation Self-indulgence Temptation End of a cycle |
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XVI - Kali |
Know traditionally as The Tower.
Symbolic of:
Creative destruction Upheaval Change Transition |
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XVII - Elpi |
Known traditionally as The Star.
Symbolic of:
Hope Brighter happenings Choice |
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XVIII - Moon |
Symbolic of:
Reflection Subconscious Intuitive messages |
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XIX - Sun |
Symbolic of:
Growth Empowerment Enlightenment Successful conclusion |
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XX - Phoenix |
Known traditionally as Judgment.
Symbolic of:
Resolution Restoration Lessons learned Order Trust Instincts Intuition |
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XXI - Psyche |
Known traditionally as The World.
Symbolic of:
Ascension Culmination Transformation |
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Suits |
There are four suits in Chrysalis Tarot. Spirals (Wands), Mirrors (Cups), Scrolls (Swords), and Stones (Pentacles). |
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The Suit of Spirals |
Known traditionally as the suit of wands.
Symbolic of:
Fire Energy Passion Personal Growth Rational Thinking |
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The Suit of Spirals |
Known traditionally as the suit of wands.
Symbolic of:
Fire Energy Passion Personal Growth Rational Thinking Spirit |
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The Suit of Mirrors |
Known traditionally as the suit of cups.
Symbolic of:
Water Love Feelings Emotions Introspection Nourishment Self-awareness Heart |
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The Suit of Scrolls |
Known traditionally as the suit of swords.
Symbolic of:
Air Intellect Intuition Clarity Truth Mind |
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The Suit of Stones |
Known traditionally as the suit of Pentacles.
Symbolic of:
Earth Material happiness Prosperity Security Stability Body |
